This is no "loser with a fishy breath, too."

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What is it with cats? They can be cute and cuddly, but more often show that scruffy, dustbin diving, sarcastic, self obsessed image - and are still adorable.
This oh-too-short book introduces the reader to a number of reprobates who hang out in Richmond Road, which is not in the upmarket part of town. Nicholas Patrella gives everyone a distinctive voice, gleefully increasing the fun already inherent in the written word.

Brilliant characters every one. Should be a five star rating only it ended so unexpectedly, I felt bereft. What happened next? I hope that there are more ...

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A good one for cat fans!

Who was your favorite character and why?

I really enjoyed the cockroach oddly enough! but they were all great.

Which scene did you most enjoy?

When stan 'uses' krav maga :D
I also enjoyed the trip to the park because it illustrated real emotion when the cats have to face a busy road!

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As a cat lover I found this a good and fun book, each cat having their own character, personality and 'class'.

I thought the introduction of the characters at the beginning was a little rushed with a lot of characters introduced at once but you slowly learn who is who.
The story seems very relevant to true cats and their thoughts are how you imagine them to be and the relation with their humans!
Some funny one liners and great narration.

I will definitely listen to this again and look forward to hearing more!

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